looking for functional piercings to spice up their
sex lives. Though they often take some extra care
and handling, I thoroughly enjoy working with this
clientele.
this done with a focus on piercers making a name for
themselves, rather than more critical considerations like
the health and safety of their clients, or the probability of
successful healing.
SD: What is something positive that comes from the
piercing industry?
EA: We provide a service that allows people to exercise
their freedom of expression, and to customize their bodies
safely, sanely, and professionally. I’ve seen this lead to
increased self-esteem, improved body image/acceptance,
and other positive outcomes like I describe in my next
response.
SD: What is your favorite piercing(s) to perform, and why?
EA: I love to do triangle and vertical clitoral hood (VCH)
piercings. I receive so much gratification when I get positive
feedback from clients who experience the enhanced
sensation and greater sexual satisfaction they’re seeking!
Also, most women are understandably anxious, and so
many of them are amazed at how relatively painless the
process is, and how quickly I perform their piercings. That
is extremely gratifying as well. For the last two years or so
I’ve been specializing exclusively in male and female nipple
and genital piercings. A large percentage of my clients are
mature women who have no other body art, and they’re
SD: What are your current interests, hobbies, and
what are you doing for work these days?
EA: In 2015, I made over a dozen business trips, so for t he
first half of 2016 I plan to take a hiatus from guest piercing
and all that travel. I love living in Mexico, but I’ve hardly
been spending any time here.
So, my next project, which I can do from home, is to
provide webinars for piercers. Other than the APP’s annual
conferences and similar international events, there aren’t
many continuing education opportunities for professionals
in this field. Not all piercers are able to travel, but everyone’s
got Internet access.
I plan to offer seminars/webinars on male and female
genital piercings. I’m also interested in hearing from
piercers about what topics they’d like to have me cover. I’m
willing to tackle subjects of interest to piercees/prospective
piercees, and possibly for medical professionals, too, if
there is demand.
Readers are welcome to contact me with suggestions or
requests: [email protected]. They can also
sign up for my free newsletter to be notified when I set new
piercing tour cities and dates, and when I have webinars
available (at http://www.piercingbible.com in the top right
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